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FORDWICH, ONT., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1901. VOL. V. NO. 42
The Fordsaoh Drug
Store
D. Full Stook of all Patent
filaiCHVBSe
Biskmore'3 Gall Carr ® for
Horses, .
[Ill Cake, Ilerbageum, Con-
dition Powders,
Etc., Etc.
/ M . .8 pENGE, FA. D.
Mr. William Becker left on Wednes•
day for Toronto, whore lie la Ong to
retsina the College of Pharmacy. We
wish Will the very beat of success.
Mr. L. Becker has been confined to
the houae for a few days with a very
painful ulcerated tooth, and now •• hoe
more cheek than he ever had.bsfore.
hi• fred r.5 ,ilia In the prize list pu Is o
Raman la=t week the mizett,I r nn In e
read let prise 8E00 2nd 75c. They
.ehoo.. • -
..,,,, Gorv.e.: , :,r Slaughter Sale of $1,000 worth
Boots, Shoes, Itubb,ers, etc.
now going on at M. G. Harris' Red Flag
Bart and Shoe Store, nest to Rogers
Grocery, no humbug. Call and see.
Dr: Spence was taken sick on Saturday
evening last and on Sunday evening Dr.
McCullough of Harriston was sent for,
ah? came over and administered to his
wants. Dr. Spence is now able to attend
to his duties but does moot feel as well as
he would like to..
.We are glad to evert that Mr. Blake
whn had an operation performed
on him for eimendicits on Thursday of
last week in Listowel, is gating along as
well as can be expected, although it will
be at least three weeks before he will be
able to return home.
Mr. and Mm. A.. E. Norton, accem•
panicd by the latter's sister Mre. Party,
spent their handle with their parents
Mr and Mrs -George and on ,Driver,
Monday evening a number of Mr.- it " rosin and af se. perry,. friends event an
enjoyable evening in playing games,
dancine etc. Mr. and Mrs. Norton and
Mrs Perry returned to their horiom on
Tue'sday •
' Returned. •
lira. George EL Williamson and dough-
ter Edith arrived in Fordwich on Thtirs-
day evening from Marnitoba, where they
have been for nearly two year,. • Mr,
W illiamson will not Crmee here for a
couple a .1.-ootho he having went to - • ' Dakota to vteit his brothers and sister. ;' . . it ' understood Mr. W. and family will
make their heath in Fordwich in the
future. We ovelemne them back.
TO Be Repaired.
S Strome • A. S. • '''•J. "d '''' ..."" were on Monday evening teat awarded
the contract For repairing the Fordwich
bridge for the price of 8118. This bridge
has coat the township a large a f um ' money in the past few years, it is
general belief of most of the ratepayers
in this vicinity that it would save the
township a large sum of Money if the
Comeil would erect an iron bridge.
Labor Gazette. •
The August number a the Labor .. Gazette is to Imnd. It contains a history
M labor organization in Canada, in the
of "unfona" or "circles " e
' As ''' back ea 1827 the printers of Qat bee 'bed
.union;. and in 1834 there was one in
Little York, now Toronto. A report is-
made on the • swmting system which
shows that in the, city of II", Que.,
NVIKLIOn make. men 'a sack coats for ,20 to
25c emelt; heavy pea jackets With quilted
!ming 36 to 40 cents. Mena pants 80c
Pardee, and so on. Girls working 16 to
17 hours doily can earn $ff 35 per week.'
• ' • - Successful. . ,
The published list of successful condi-
daterrat the late Junior Leaving exami-
nations did not conf ess, the game of
Percy Dobson who was afraid he had
failed. He at ones, consulted Mr. Mills
M Harriston High School who told him
he .was reported to have written on a
wrong paper... Percy showed him this
was a mistake and the case heingretiorred
tothe ''DetIartmeni the certificate was
forwarded-in a few days. Percy has on-e-
advantage over the other successful can-
didatea as he learned what his marks
were. On Latin he made a score. of 85
per cent, with other subjects well up
We congratulate both-Arthur and Percytliri
on their success.
• The Leaguers.
As announced in haat week's, issue the
members of Fordwich Epworth League
on Friday evening last drove over and
spent a.most enjoyable evening with the
Newbridge League. After a vet cordial .Y
reception the meeting was opened by Mr. .
-2' Mini President of the Newbridge Lea
gue, who in a few well chosen words wel-
coined the visiting Leaguers. The Pastor,
Rev. 13. Rogers was then called on and
very ably acted his part of chairman.
The program by the Fordwich League
and the solo by Mr. W. H. &Mee was
listened. to with much interest, after
which Moak watt served in the basement
home an a wen. ewe Leagued 11 went
feeling that not only a pleasant buts
profitable evening had been spent.
Team Nets at E. Riehm's.awa
uf 'this week wi:b his brother Will in out,oCarried.
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• tot here read 1st prize $Lit0 2nd $1.see
!lowish Council.
Fordwieh, Aug. 26tb, 1901.
Council met to-day in the Albion
Hotel, Fordwich. alembers all present
the Reeve in the chair, minutes 'of hot
meeting oetid and adopted.
Thepetition presented to the Coo, col
by John Renwick was then considered.
Moved by Mse,. Spence sod Strang •• • • -* That the matter be left in the Wale of
the Reeve to attend to.L-Carried.
McLaughlin-Spence, That the Reeve
and Councillor &hurter bee committee
to give a description of the piece of land
dues forroad purposes on lot 20, con 16.
and send same to the solicitor of the
Kidd Estate.-Carried.
A communicaion was reed from Ed-
win Day notifying the Council to clean
f
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mod teams mates end moos- •so
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G eneral Local Ne\vs ,
Interesting Items Picked Up By Our Local
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'See Michelle' Wrapperatte at 124e.
*Another shipment of Leathei Laced
Thomas Spence spent Sunday with
friends in Mi.o,
Mr. Joseph Beswitherick of Klondyke
spent Sunday in town.
Ed. Schafer spent Sunday afternoon
with friends at Moyne. .
°Black Serie Pants $2.00 at Nicholls'.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Gibson spent Sun-
day- with Mrs. 'Vegan of Huntieglield.
, Stewart Downey Spent the fore part
Toronto.
Miss Mary Ward and .M.iss Ida. Heim!.
burg : Ts at present visiting friends on
Belwood. • , Mrs. Wright of Harriston is at present
visiting her daughter Mm. A. C.
Huteloinsian.
st•NoVies-Persons having four.foot
Soft Wood for sale Mould see the Fords
vitch Baker J. R. Ward.
. Miss Bertha Akina of Orange Hal
spent Saturday with her Manila Mine
Mr. (Dram Wyness of Fergus spent
fro,n-Saurday till Tuesday with friend.
In :the village.
eGarden thieves beware. Trempaesers
en my premises. aid hare to take the
risks.-Tges. MAGUIRE. _
Miss Bertha Becker and Tama Donaghy
visited' with frienda in GorrM from Sat.
urday until Monday. - . .
Mr. and Mre. E. Bialim spent -Sunday
sad Monday at the -.former's homesin
laiaryboro' and Liatowel. •
eFilt; 86 ks for Einlirehlery at Nicholla'.
Mr. and Mrs. -James MeDermitt re•
turned home on Satur.lay evening after
attending ten days on Detroit with. their '
sm. . ,. . .
*Flarmelett for Em a yard at NicItolle. .
Wanted mats .to learn photo-
grapy. A pply a mea. Good tipper.
,...ity, C. A. Lee, Damsel.
t 11 the 1 t 1 be mitt to new SUb=crillers i e a o
January, 1902, for 40 Mass Tell . your
/Heed..
Miss lathy MeGrath, after :speeding
thePal thtillth With her . plorencs slid
Mends itr(own, returned to Torouto ot,
•
*Morels...zed 8,ttednes• fan weight: "
icholls'. . ' ' • ' .
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Mies Jennie W:gains went to Gerrie
,m MONday, ,ihoje she haeheen engaged,
to sosist. illth. Carter with 11r household - . d ”ek..
. .
Mitses Liella Gibron . and Maggie
Hcoaeberg witnessed the baseball match
bettvcen Harrison ' and Palmerston in
1:13rrig.n an Fri day.
*People wishing to buy peach.,
Pears, Plums, Grapes, etc. ehould leave
their order at 4 .E, R. Watd'a Bakery,
MA . William McAllister, who is Work-. ing at the well drilling Dr Mr. S,d.
Strome, attended the funeral of his
mother in Teetiwater en Saturday.
Ale Frank D.coicleen is ilia week
managino, the AnglaAmericart Hotel in
Go i for Air. Et F.' White While he is "
attending the exposition in Toronto.
• . . . *Lea, Photographer, Ltatowelos get.
tong out en entirely new line a Photos
called Culler.. Fend. Call and see
ahem when in Listowei
Mr. R. J. Mahood . of Marshaltown,
Iowa, spent a few days the latter part of
last and the first part of this week visit-
ing his mother and other relatives in the
village.
Mr. James Sanderson returned home
on Friday evening last and speaks iv
glowing terms of that country and re.
. pride the crops to be something
wonderful.
• Housekeepers who are in the habit of
waiting for the Crawford peach had bet-
A„„se wi,,oine..
•-The
TER Ilit.CORD and -Weekly Chita will lot
frfoodey. , - . .tle
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*Barrel Salt always on hand at Rogers'.
Mr. J. M. Thompson of Fergus called
on friends in town on Monday evening.
Mr. Archie aLac ea of , 0 e ri,, .. i ,.,
the village on Wednesday on business
end calling on friends. •
Mrs. Grieves of Harriston is at present
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Matthew
Wilson of the village.
The Haraiston Pork Packing Factory
is paying this week $6.96 to $7 for choice
hoge, and for thick fate $5.75 to $8 25.
Mr. Charles Leppard, the popular _ . . _
school teaener of molesworth, spent sat-
taday and Sunday with friends in town. 'Coals,
eFruit Jam of all sizes at lowest prices
at Rogera' Grocery.
Mr. Arthur Dobson went to Mount
Forest on Monday where he will attend
the Model School for the next three and
a half months. .
• o. A large number cf people from Ford- . with arid -vicinity took advantage of the
cheap rates to Toronto on Tuesday, and-
a number of them intend to visit the
Pao Am. before returning. . '
Read the new adv't of Mr. Joseph
Beswitherick in another column. NY.
have heard from bricklayers that the , . _, . , . meek made by Mr. R Is first-Cass in
every respect. Call and see them at the
kites. Prices right.
Misa Ella Wilkie accompanied by her
001.1Sink Misses Mary and Maggie Wilkin
M. the Fourth Conctavion visited I ... ander Mrs. Dr: A. AL Spence on Wed-
need ay of last week. Mies Mary re-
marred ova until Monday of this week.
., . .- balance of oar Lap Dusters at
[educed noes to clear. E. Ridtm. '
We have just hoard that a gentidesn
of this village, wlio is always looking for .,
harpies, had answered an advertisement
a few week. ago of a western agency,
whereby he was to receive 150 useful and
convenient articles' for 30 cede fl . ' . e ' caved 150 pine. .
*Wean beck from our holidays and
will make further ...lice a dos
h d • pictures tim an a quarter by inch and e
half in Mx different positions fur 50ets. Ti
photos will be nicely Mounted and ,.
bremehed, ' Don't Mies this: K
Mullhollatid, Gore.,
. *Fall and Winter Grmde arrivitth daily
it Nicholls', ' '• '''
Mi. Hen.ry Perkins,PatAcim ori account of ill
hbaltiA, intends havitog a hmrieso sale on
Saturday next, Sept 7r1o. He has a num-
ber a ... of light and heavy harries.,
• cellars, etc., which will 'be sold. Mr.
PerkinsD well.known, as an excellent
harnme maker, ino'hating been . in that
heirloom for forty yeam id Gerrie. ' :'
Persima intending ,gditg to the Part-
American should consult the Advertise- . matt of Miss S. E. Taggart on the last ... ,
page of AM. paper.- Miss Taggart D an
old acquaintance Of ye editor and we can
assure our minima if they room at her
residence they will be well pleased and
findevor thing very comfortable and neat.
eftlitek, Croy and Red Coating . at
Nicholls'.
The Fordwich Photo Gallery has been
reopened by The 'Union Art and Photo
Co. under the management of Mr. A.
&Mender'. The gallery will be open for
business on Monday, Tuesday and Wed-
neaday of eaoh week. Mr. &blender
conies well recommeneed and we hope
the people of the village and vicinity
will give him a fair trial. See ndy't in
Another column.
Rev. Wilmot Mahood, after spendino ^ a few days at his home here, left last
emit for Tacoma, Wash., where he Will
held evangelical services for three weeks.
From blame he gem to Olympia, the
Capital of the State of Washington, for
two weeks, thence to Salt Lek° City.
We wish the rev. gentleman every
success in his geed work. We under
stand he has.engagemente looked ahead .,ir the ' f next year Co come. .
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Messrs A :-
lot 6. con 11.
Schutter-McLaughlin, That Coun•
eillor Strong let the job and have the
Commire portion of said drain cleaned
Spence-Strong, That be. Mont-
gomery's account $190 for 19 days eaten-
dance on case of ainallpok and $10 for
unit of clothes be paid as recommended
by the Board of Health.-Carried.
hie [.au That Cy. Her-
ton be paid $10 es part of his bill for
carrying provisions to smallpox patient,
-Carried.
Spenoe-Schurter, That the Reeve and
Treasurer burrow the cum of $1,200 from
the bank of Hamilton to meet current
expenses. .
McLaughlin-Strong, That By-law
No. 7 be read the third time and passed
-Carried,
strong—Se t That By-law No. 8
be read the third time and named.-
Carried.
Mr. J. W. Jaques waited on the Conn- .
oil asking them to clean out a drain
opposite his lot.
Sohurter-Spence, That the matter be
left to the Reeve and Councillor Strong
to attend to.-Carried.LL''
• Strong-Spence, That Abe Reeve and
Councillor McLoughlin be a committee to
deal with the lawsuit between Dsvidson
and the Township of Howick.-Carried
The following accoants were passed
Williamson, rep. bridge. lot 15, two 1,
$3, John Huh, gravel $17; J. Bell,
gravel $1.40; Jantes Spence, gravel $9;
Jame. Downey, •gMvel 5; Wm. Pike,
gravel and damages $5; T. Darcy,
ahovellers $10.50; J. D. Scott, gravelling
lot „„ , a-, A ..- . zo, con a ea ; stab, sulvert, lot
' - - 32, eon 18, $25; Calvin Rogers, making
dip, rep. culvert, . is • ..0, con 9, an ciltt-
. hog hill, Ins 20, con 9, $60.30; j. Rolston
rep. culvert min B,' $3.50; A. Strome,
material for bride lot 20, con 10, $50.10; A, ,• m. Bennet, culvert in Gouts, $s 50, . C. Pliounx, railmg and Making. fill; let
13 con 6, $20; Joseph Hains'ockonaterial
for culvert and .britige; lot 20,' con- 6,
$2A0; J. Gilhinstm digaing drain lot. 12,
con 6. $1 20, H ' . ..B • ALMA, fOS. I, ric Olt „oat lot .6 can 8, 63; J. -. tang, ' graiel •$11.30;-J. A, Strong, gravM $1.613
Simot Snyder, grand ir.10; D. go-
tavish, grAvel $1 20; . A. Celestial],
gaited; $1.30; A. Gorton, Milord $130;
R. Faiiis, gravel 814.40; Ed. Krum, . . . maternal anl dram; H. and M. boundary;
$7i J. Winters; gravel $6; W. Henry,
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— LEGAL.
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MORPHY & CARTHEW, • L1STOWEL ONT.,
Barristers, Solicitors, Scrtaries, Con-
ancers, EtC.
-elicitors for the Bank of Hamilton. ,Money to
'Loan. Offices abcve Carson & McKee s Sule,
Mai" Street. •
BLEWETT & BRAY,
LISTOWEL, OFT-,
Barristers and Solicitors,
Notary Publics and Conveyancer&
.m-0,, to Loa Solicitors for Scott's Ut".k.'"k
Riese and Ont. Perm. Rldm mid Loan Mauna ton t- R. BLEIVATI, Gr... B.Ss• n• A •
ARSON SPOTTON,' •
tiosaveiMter, eolisitetsr, =tot-
. . HARRISTON, ONT. . .
Money to Lea. at 412 per cent. on Good
Earn) Atertenes. • •
E. L. LICRINSON,
flareS?.STEft, ETC.,
SOLICITOR FOR BANK of MAMIrittE
• Winglia.ma Ontario.
DENTAL. . .
J. T. !BELDAM, L.O.S., 0.0.S.
HARRISTON; ONTARIO. •.
Manor graduate of Dental Department of Toronto . . • . g 5 University. Office over W. E Brisbin s ro
stoic Prices as low as good work can guarantee.
Gukl filling' sad preservation of natural teeth a
specialty. Vitalised Air Gag if requited. Will be
reinamerste .:eve'steed srtl Monday, and at cu[
the and th Monday °Coach raonth.
DE. T, E.' BALL, L.D.S.
iirst-Class HonoaUrsauate Dental lieut. Toronto
University, Licentiate Royal College Dental Sur . , ., peons of Ontario. '
DENTIST, 31ARIRSTON,
' Will be at ..
THE 8181011 HOTEL FORDWICH,..
be the-second aid reer,e mo,ofer „s each mons,.
The First arilThign Monday wilt be spent
in. Wroseter. • , .
MISCULANEOUR.
W. H. NEWTON,
Licensed Auctioneer iu deConitty of Heine- is
tr,i.,?,2, raTis'ilesletro'llIesrivan'tlee"risandrettrea
in Berate. For particu'are apply at ,Tae Anossae (Ace or at his residence Fordwrch,
,,,Aii.,g E.,rngey's bridge $6.50; 0. ,Rag-
drain Ins 11 can 14 '$5. 0 era, digging • . . •
Augers, . work and enacted Fordsviel,
bridge e5.85; A. Lougley, gravel and
damages $16.45; Hammond Bros., new
eo.ver for Gerrie bridge, and rep, bridge
$123.80; Thos. D. Ed sewer sewer pipe
$64.25; Mrs. Potter, gravel $2.15; B.
Tuck, gravMling H. bad M. boundary
$90.75; A. W. Moote, adv't! peeling
voters list $2.80; Municipal Wor ld, ed.
roll, ere. $8 55; Tp.-Clerlo, Wm Ringlet's
share of coot in Knox & Earl drain $60.10
L. Walker, nart salary $30
MoLaughlin-Schurter,"That this Conn-
oil do now adjourn to meet agent on the
Wednesday on o•e tumber on the
Township Hall, Conte, when the cella°.
t irs will be appointed. It will be nee-
essaty to have their accurities seined in
7) coon!: --t,, . Si ,..g-. ff '41A 1..
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WRITS FOR Contemn&
W. J. ELLIOTT,
Principal.
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Tested
Free T
, if yOu have any eye trouble '''''''
your eyes tested by the undersigned.
lf you need glasses a perfeet,"fir
is guaranteed.
If you do not need Ultra we will
tell you so, and it coat you nothing.
N. MeLA.UGIILIN '
Graduate Optician, - Carrie
applicatim.-Carr-ed.
L. WALKER, Clerk.
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K1011.d.Yke 1.4. Mr A IT,
Conveyancer, Issuer of Marriage
Licenses at off ice .or residence.
MONEY Ote MORTGAGES at ss and s %. good
privileges of repayment. Notes and Chattel Mort -
saps Cashed. .
FARMS FOR SALE-Some 5no bargains, or
win taq one any time if tight price. Nice Re.si- dente to exchange on land, balance pald. ,
Call or write me. Office oppcnite market
IIARRISTON. ONT
Digestion Without a Otomaoh.
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The fact that people live and di r a
food after the stomach has been removed
proves that the important part of diges-
tion takes place in the Intestines. Renee
.it comae that Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver
Pills are so wenderftilly successful in cur.
ing chronic iudigestion and dyapepssa.
They am directly tm the kidneys, liver
and intestines, making them healthy,
' and . d ' active vigorous, an Ho insure per-
feet if rotion and proin removal of
I numinous waste matter.
. Brick Yard
JOS. BESWITHERICK, , ,
PROPRIETOR.
Having leased This well crinipped brie yard en Me nth con., Howick, I undid as
that the yard will be enlarged tied an quantity of
First CI Bed Brick ' turned out at moderate Pd.°, A. I. ii., been in Me badness for Bents Sears a entails can depend on (Mein stayed or
better article than ever before. in-high grade and
e• - I Send on your era ere eany.
JOS. BESWITHERICS
COltaia. P. 0.
ter take warning and make use of the
clingstoue each while available. It is
stated that the C.r.thford will be a most
expensive fruit when it does Conte, and
motives of cc nomy will suggest Ile
as they seem to he plentiful and and are both
sweet and juicy. . -
The shove property will be sold cheap for cash.of the propriety util izing other variety,bytheh
•pt
. • ' *0 move io you that DE pi l es Chase's Ointmentigacertae
and shard nte ... for ."h and every farm ot itching,
• bleeding andprotrudincialea the manufacturers have guaranteed% &sites.
timonlals in the daily press and salt purnegglk bora what they think of it. You can use it and get money back it not cured. secs box, el,
d eiders or InstaNSON,BAT ES & CO,Thronto,
Dr.Chase's Ointment
Property for Selo
A ComfortableFrame Cottage along with Out-
buildings, good well and six lots for sale in Corti,
Inimedixt possession ANA uisutd title gin, to
sere ._ Apply for furthe
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' MRS: LAWRIE, Gomez, Oar.